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After Dark

Exploratorium director Dennis Bartels on lifelong education

Dennis Bartels is the executive director of the Exploratorium, which makes science more visible and accessible to everyone. He is excited about the new After Dark event which is becoming a big hit, with more grown-up topics being addressed.Explain your background. Read More

What really happens when you’re sleeping?

While most people notice someone standing by their side, Andrew Leland sometimes does not — he needs a tap on the shoulder due to his limited peripheral vision, which has gradually worsened since the 30-year-old was in seventh grade.“What I have is night blindness, an eye disorder grouped under the name RP [retinitis pigmentosa],” he says. “The retina is damaged in peripheral vision and it’s difficult to see in low light situations.” Read More

Scary times at the Exploratorium

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Melissa Alexander, the director of public programs for the Exploratorium, discusses fear, the theme of next month’s “After Dark” program. The event will take place Nov. 4. Read More
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